LAJ Meets Vice President

 


By Mohamed Aruna

Popular Rapper, Alhaji Amadu Bah ‘Boss LA’ has met with the Vice President, Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh after release from the Pademba Road Prison.

Boss La regained his freedom on Monday, January 1st, 2024, alongside 351 other inmates who were beneficiaries of a presidential pardon extended by President Julius Maada Bio.

Since his release, the rapper has been actively reconnecting with various stakeholders and fellow Sierra Leoneans, marking each interaction as a pivotal step in his journey towards reintegration and impactful contributions to the entertainment sector.

The meeting with the Vice President stands out as yet another milestone in Boss La’s post-incarceration endeavours, further solidifying his commitment to making a substantial impact within the realm of entertainment.

Alhajie Amadu bah has been in court for several years for chreminal offences against the state and he was given presidential pardon on 1st January, 2024 by Dr. Julius Maada Bio the resident of the Republic of Sierra Leone. 

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